Ron Goldberg ’80 has advanced one step further in realizing his greatest dream – having one of his books published. Using the pen name Raz Steel, Goldberg…
In the 10 years that he directed the New York Chapter of the Recording Academy, history graduate Jon Marcus ’70 was never as fulfilled in running the Grammy…
Japan, Korea, Taiwan, China and Hong Kong. Singapore, Australia, Thailand, Indonesia and Malaysia — these have been the travel destinations of choice for…
Last summer, Rachael Oleski ’06 (Erie, Pa.) conducted tests on soil from landslides during a National Science Foundation-sponsored Research Experience…
Lafayette students and faculty monitor the health of the Bushkill Creek and the region draining into it through field laboratories, class projects, and…
The dance world was taken by storm 10 years ago by Rennie Harris Puremovement (RHPM), an audacious troupe of male dancers led by Philadelphia choreographer…
As a child, Lindsay McCarthy ’06 (Peabody, Mass.) loved to take things apart to see how they worked and put them back together. As an A.B. engineering…
Paul Cefalu, associate professor of English, has published two interdisciplinary books that offer significant new insights into English literature. Moral…
With a grandfather who was a prominent general during the Armenian Genocide inflicted by Turkey in World War I, Sara Nersesian ’06 (Sparta, N.J.) has always…
Dedicated teachers and mentors, Lafayette faculty also produce new knowledge in a broad range of fields. Publications coauthored with students: Bernard…